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Glasgow – Yadgar – The Comfort of Home

Behold The Curry In the past couple of weeks the Hector Palate has enjoyed some wonderful food. The Taste of Morocco, the search for Quality Curry in Paris, a new venue in Crawley, always in the back of Hector’s mind … Continue reading →

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Glasgow – New Karahi Palace – Eid Mubarak

Hector is home, albeit for a few days only. The metabolism has to be brought back to the Hector-norm. This can only mean Curry-Heute. Tomorrow’s Goshat Karahi at Yadgar is already arranged, however, at the New Karahi Palace (51-53 Nelson … Continue reading →

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Crawley – Spice Indian Kitchen & Bar – Saffron Lounge no more…

There was nearly a Curry-Heute in Portsmouth, instead Hector ate one of the Blandest Meals ever. Steak and Kidney Pie,  people enjoy this? Fortunately Lord Clive had plans for a change of Curry Venue in Crawley. We have been to … Continue reading →

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Paris – La Reine du Kashmir – Passage Brady Revisited

This is Hector’s final Curry-Heute from Paris in 2015. So far the score is One Win, One Draw, One Defeat, a bit like Scotland when we used to qualify for the World Cup Finals.  The Cluster of Curry Houses at … Continue reading →

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Paris – New Delhi (Passage Brady) – Hector Visits Paris’ Brick Lane

After yesterday’s Experience Diabolique, Hector went back to the drawing board. Research for Curry Cafes in Paris suggested something called – Cantines – may exist, my own mental picture of simple outlets would be proven correct or not. Passage Brady … Continue reading →

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Paris – Punjab Palace – Curry Not Fit For The Hector

Day two in Paris, Punjabi Curry #2. Again the venue was chosen by being open at lunchtime. Marg and Hector crossed the Seine for a Southside Curry. Punjab Palace (299, rue Le Courbe 75015 Paris, France) shows well in other … Continue reading →

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Paris – Villa Punjab – Only a Punjabi Curry will do

Paris, France, as the citizens of the USA like to say. We never knew why until a certain movie came out. Oh, there’s one in Texas!  It’s true, the Eiffel Tower is seen from every window in this city, there … Continue reading →

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Casablanca – India Palace – Good Bier, but it wasn’t brewed here… Nothing Special about The Curry…

Our final night in Casablanca, no Food will equal the Spread that Hassan and Amel put on for us last night. There had to be a Curry-Heute report from Casablanca. The existence of a Restaurant called – Punjab – was … Continue reading →

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Casablanca – An Evening with Hassan and Amel (Cafe Salma)

Hassan, or Lahcen as he is correctly called, said he would either come and collect us from our apartment or send someone to get us. In the end it was his electrician, working at our end of Casablanca, who fetched … Continue reading →

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Hector meets Cafe Salma’s Hassan in Casablanca – We’ll always have Curry

There are Curry Houses in Casablanca, just not around the corner from Hector and Marg’s Apartment at Casa Porto, later, hopefully. This is our first full day in the Metropolis.  Our Thirteenth Floor Apartment – Sophia – has a well … Continue reading →

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